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Hi @IgottaPauer , When you resume after a pause, the experiment will simply pick up where it left off, i.e. after exp.pause() . However, the display is not restored back to its original state, and this may give the impression that the experiment con…
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Hi @cdesoche , This looks like a confusion with paths, resulting in OpenSesame trying to find Qt5 in the wrong location. The most likely source of this is another application that uses Python and has modified the system paths. PyCharm is one candida…
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Hi @chris8574 , This is probably due to the version of PyQode that you have installed, which is the library that is used for the editor components. OpenSesame requires PyQode ≥ 3, which is a fork of the original (unmaintained) PyQode. pip: pip insta…
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Hi Ali, I think the easiest solution is to convert the strings to uppercase at the very end of the scripts, by adding something like the following line: vars.test_input_1 = vars.test_input_1.toUpperCase() Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi @DahmSF , I'm guessing you're using the expyriment back-end, right? There is an issue with some versions of expyriment that sometimes causes thin lines to be invisible. Could that be it? If you switch to another back-end, the outline should becom…
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Hi @albertyang , Just to clarify, this: draw gabor bgmode=avg color1=white color2=black env=circular freq=[gabor_sf] orient=[gabor_ori] phase=0 show_if=always size=500 stdev=60 x=0 y=0 z_index=0 Should go in the script of a sketchpad, which you can …
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@samoni @eduard Right, this slipped my mind. Thanks, I fixed it!
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@Sana_2 I see that Daniel already replied in the other discussion, so let's leave the discussion there!
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@DahmSF I'm aware of the command window thing. It's not ideal, but it's an artifact of how OpenSesame is launched when you directly open an .osexp by double-clicking on it. And I haven't been able to figure out how to avoid this from happening. If …
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Hi @albertyang , Insofar as I can see, you only really need the Python inline_script to determine the properties of the Gabor stimulus: c = Canvas() c.text(var.category) c.gabor(0, 0, -1.98 *(.045 * var.orientation + 1), (var.spatial_freq / 30) + .…
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Hi @Sana_2 , I would first very that you're running the latest version of OSWeb (under Menu → Tools → OSWeb), which at the time of writing is 1.3.8.2. If not, you can upgrade by running the following in the console (debug window): !conda update -c c…
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@Arno Please help us keep the forum clean and don't post the same question multiple times! Closing as duplicate of this thread.
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@Arno It seems that OpenBCI works through a Python library called brainflow . So the first step would be to install this. Next, you need to read the documentation for that library to see how you can connect to the device, and how you can send inform…
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@kiwifoxb612 You can download it again through the link above!
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@hah The message E: Unable to locate package python-pyqt5.qsci simply means that this package doesn't exist in the repositories. I don't have Ubuntu 18 myself, so it will be tricky to debug this. (Package dependencies can be tricky to resolve, espec…
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Hi @kenmc , It seems that PyGame now supports touch events. So that means that you could write a script that uses PyGame directly. However, this appears to require a version of PyGame that is compiled with SDL 2, and that is currently not the case w…
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Hi @DahmSF , Yes, that's possible. To do that, you would need to write a simple script, like the one below, and add that to the Prepare phase of an inline_script at the start of the experiment. The script below checks whether a particular file, bas…
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Hi @veskerm , are all the stimuli sent to the user's machine during the initial loading stage of the experiment (…)? Yes! All the stimuli are included in the file pool, and this loaded at startup into the browser of the participant. Afterwards, the …
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Hi @albertyang , OSWeb supports only a subset of the functionality that OpenSesame supports. You can find an overview of supported functionality here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/osweb/#supported-functionality In your case, the problem …
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Hi @hulya , First things first: how do you collect these numbers? Are you using OSWeb, maybe some adaptation of this script for collecting multicharacter key presses? Or something different? Cheers! Sebastiaan
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@chizhang Your posts were captured by the spamfilter, but I verified your account so that won't happen again!
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Hi Tom, You're correct, OSWeb does not currently (v1.3.8) support sound recording. It may be possible to record sound through a custom inline JavaScript, but I have never done this myself, and I suspect that it will be challenging. But if you feel u…
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@AliW 🤔 I don't see this, but it suggests that the enter key has a different name on your system, for some reason. (The experiment assumes it's either 'return' or 'enter'. That's hard-coded into the break-if statement of get_input_loop.) The experim…
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Hi @chris8574 , Yes, a list of events can be found in the code of the example extension. This list contains all the events that are fired by the OpenSesame core libraries. Extensions can (and do, in some cases) fire their own custom events, which ar…
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Your tip erased our first block we run the study on the internet. What do you mean exactly? What block, and in what sense was it erased by my suggestion?
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Hi Chris, You are probably using the inprocess runner (under Menu → Tools → Preferences). Could you confirm that? If so, then I can reproduce the issue. For now, you can work around it by select the multiprocess runner instead. I think you misunders…
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Hi @CSC , There's an issue with OSWeb that causes experiments to freeze when multiple linked copies of the same item are in a single sequence . In your case this is logger. You don't really need the second linked copy of logger though. Instead, you …
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Hi Jelle, In what sense do you experience lag? I suspect that the interface freezes every second or so? Could you confirm (or disconfirm) that that's it? If this is the case, then I think that's because of the items that are being preloaded in the b…
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Hi @brobinson , The 0-thing was a bug in previous versions of OSWeb. If you update OSWeb, or simply grab the latest release of OpenSesame, then this should be resolved! Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi @Michif , This recipe from stackoverflow should allow you read text from a file through a URL. However, this file will probably need to be placed on the same server as the experiment, otherwise it will likely be blocked as a security measure. But…